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Durrus Irish Reproductive Loan Fund Records Durrus Irish Reproductive Loan Fund Records: For some areas, Irish Reproductive Loan Fund records are an important source of genealogical, social and economic information that has been little used in the past. After the famine of 1822, surplus charitable donations were made available to local loan societies in the counties that had been worst affected - Limerick, Cork, Galway, Mayo, Roscommon and Tipperary. In 1853, after the British Treasury had assumed responsibility for these funds, it was decided to call in outstanding loans. The local police constable submitted detailed returns, townland by townland, reporting on the debtors - who was still in the area, who had died, and who had emigrated. For the Durrus area many of the files are misdescribed as Ballymore. In Durrus the funds were managed by the rector Rev. Crosthwaite in conjunction with the Rev. Traill Schull and the Rev. Fisher, Toormore/Altar The National Archives UK (PRO) T 91/142b Irish Reproductive Loans Fund Records. County: Cork. Townland: Curriheen Aghaville Ellen Spellane Surrendered he land still lives in same area supports herself by small traffic in eggs her husband is dead and her children are doing for themselves Ahagouna (Clashadoo) John Dukelow Charles Dukelow 1853 at present a poor Skrehanamucca shoemaker? (Coomkeen) Timothy Daly Rossmore 1 Timothy Sullivan John Wholly Ahagouna Died 1847? Timothy Daly Rossmore Jehr. Sullivan (Comba) Denis Carthy Coomkeen 1853 a poor…? Timothy Sullivan alias Skully Ahagouna Richard Coppinger Mick Sullian Droumreagh Tom Foley Rossnacaheragh Denis Wholly A poor farmer ded since 1848 John Wholly 1853 in America Jehr. Sullivan 1853 a poor farmer Aghaville Ellen Spelane Patrick Donovan Lisheen Patrick Donovan Carrigboy Ballycomane Mary Connolly Pat Donovan Lisheen Dead since 1847 (Ballycomane) Richard Hunt Upper Glen Michael Hurley 1853 a poor farmer Boulineagh Daniel Holland Philip Spelane Lady’s Never resided there Well John Shanahan Caolta (Kealties) Blair’s Cove Mary Sullivan Thomas King Brahalish 1853 in England John Sullivan (Barnagh) Poor farmer dead since 1847 Brahalish Mary Sullivan Owen Sullivan Brahalish 1853 in poorly John Sullivan (Barnagh) circumstances Blair’s Cove Kitty Carthy Silvy James Williamson and 1853 a poor woman Charles King Brahalish Charles KIng A poor farmer Owen Sullivan 1853 a poor farmer Thomas King 1853 a poor farmer James Williamson 1853 a poor farmer 2 Caolta (Kealties) Kitty Sullivan Timothy Coghlan Tullig James Mahony Carrigbui Jude Martin Maurice Foley Caolta James Harrington Glenloch Caolta (Kealties) John Shanahan A poor farmer 1853 Kittty Sullivan Dead since 1847 Patrick Donovan A poor tailor 1853 Carrigboy Bartholw. Mountain John Dukelow Ahagouna A poor labourer 1853 in Michl. Brien Droumreigh England Cornls.Curran Jerh. Sullivan Ahagouna 1853 in England James Callaghan Rossmore Rich. Caverly Henry Caverly Carrigboy A poor labourer in Tiothy Sullivan England Aghagouna Chas. King Brahalish James Harrington Michael Baker Cruttees Denis Sullivan Carrigboy Patrick Sullivan Jeremiah Sullivan Has been transported Droumreagh Joanna Holland Daniel Donovan Cummachree John Driscoll Glenloch Michael Walsh Owen Sullivan Brahalish 1853 a poor man John Moss Carrigboy Michel Stanley Laurence Leyhane A poor blacksmith 1853 in Carrigboy John Mahony America Ahagouna crossed out Carrigboy) Edward Goggin 1853 a poor tailor Patrick Murray 1853 a poor labourer Patrick Murray A poor labourer Henry Caverly A poor farmer 1853 in England William Goggin A poor tailor in Goleen in 1853 Daniel Minihane 1853 in middling 3 circumstances Denis Sullivan A poorfamrmer 1853 in America Joanna Holland A poor woman 1853 in America John Moss Still a poor farmer Laurence Lyhane 1853 a poor man John Mahony 1853 a poor farmer Classadoo David Hartigan David Hartigan A poor man 1853 Coolnahorna (Upper Clashadoo) Denis Wholly Aghagouna James Mahony Norry Mahony Clashadoo Dead since 1847 Corns Mahony Moulamill Norry Smith John Cathy and Jehr. 1853 poor Hayes Glebe (area around rectory Clashadoo) Ellen Driscoll Danl Callaghan Dead 1847 Coolnahorna (Upper Clashadoo) Timy. Connell Glenloch Norry Mahony A poor person 1853 in England John Canty A farmer of middling means 1853 Coolculaghta Mary Carthy Patrick Donovan Patrick A poor woman in England Murray both Coolculaghta Edward White Richard Varian Rooska A poor pensioner dead Daniel Lannin Glenloch since 1847 Denis alias Crome Poor farmer dead since Sullivan Snr. 1847 Patrick Donovan 1853 in England Richard Baker Living in Murreagh a poor farmer Daniel Sullivan Poor farmer dead since 1847 Coolnahorna (Upper Clashadoo) Daniel Callaghan Denis Carthy (Down) A poor labourer in Denis Carthy Coomkeen America David Hartigan Poor farmer dead 1847 4 Coomkeen Patrick Horrigan Edwd. Goggin Patrick A poor labourer dead since Murray both Carrigboy 1847 Denis Carthy John Carthy Glebe 1853 in England Charles Dukelow listed as A farmer in middling Skehanenamucca circumstances Craghamadara Timothy Mahony John Murphy Rooska Not resident 1853 nor ever James Donovan Caolta did Cruttees Richd. Dukelow John Dukelow Ahagouna Resides at present 1853 in Michl Hurley Carrigboy in poor Ballycomane circumstances Michael Baker A poor farmer Gone to America? Michael Baker A poor farmer Gone to America? James Dukelow A poor farmer Gone to America? Cumnachre Jerry Mahony 1853 a poor farmer Daniel Donovan A poor farmer dead since 1847 Droumreagh or Droumreigh Danl. Sullivan Denis Carthy Denis Poor farmer dead since Sullivan alias Crone Snr, 1847 both Coolculaghta Michael Sullivan Michael Sullivan (Criuagh) Droumreagh 1853 in Bantry poor Tom Foley Rosnacaheragh James Hunt Daniel Donovan Coolculaghta corns. Flynn Caolta Michael Brien 1853 in England Denis Carthy Dead since 1847 Maurice Brien Living in Ahagouna being 5 poor Michel Sullivan (Cragh) 1853 in America Jeremiah Sullivan 1853 in America James Hunt Poor in England 1853 James Hunt Poor in England 1853 Filechilla Ellen Flynn Jerry Lynch Reenachappil Being poor in Bantry Denis Carthy Glenloch Poorhouse 1853 Gearhameen William Johnson William Goggin Daniel Minihane both Carrigboy Daniel Hartigan Poor farmer 1853 no place of residence Glebe (Clashadoo) Jehr. Hayes John Dukelow Ahagouna 1853 being poor resides in Philip Spelane Lady’s Murreagh Well John Carthy Poor resides 1853 in Drimoleague Glenloch Mary Regan Tom Baker Moulamill Dead 1853 Michael Stanley Carrigboy William Scott Maurice Brien A poor man died 1847 Droumreagh Jerry Sullivan Ahagouna Morty Donovan John Daly Rossnacaheragh Dead 1853 James Brenan Moreigh Daniel Holland Thomas Baker and Dead 1853 Thomas Baker Moulamill Mary Connell Daniel Carthy Glenloch Dead 1853 Timothy Connelly Not resident 1853 Daniel Whollehane Dead 1853 Denis Carthy (Down) Daniel Lannin or Laurin 1853 a farmer in middling circumstances 6 James Harrington Dead 1853 John Driscoll Dead 1853 Daniel Carthy Not resident 1853 Patrick Donovan Not resident 1853 Keelovenogue John Murphy William Pattison A poor blacksmith 1853 Moulamill Frank Hunt Droumreagh Kilcrohane Michael Gallagher John Moss Carrigboy 1853 a poor shoemaker James Dukelow Crottees Lady’d well Philip Spelane 1853 not in good circumstances a poor farmer Moreigh James Brenan Was a poor farmer in America 1853 Moulemill or Moulemill William Pattison Patrick Donovan Caolta A poor man in England Michael Wholahan 1852 Rossnacaheragh Tom Baker Daniel Whollahan A poor farmer now in Glenloch Tom Baker America Moulimill Richard Pattison Tom Baker Moulaimll Poor farmer dead since George Varian Rooska 1847 Susan Levis Daniel Holland Glenloch A poor woman 1853 in William Pattison service with Rev. A. Moulamill Evanson in Gearhameen Corn Mahony A poor man in England 1853 Parkanna William Johnson Timothy Daly Denis 1853 living in Clashadoo (Rossmore crossed out) Connolly both Rossmore Reenachappill Jerry Lynch Poor farmer died in 1847 Rossnacaheragh 7 Timothy Sullivan Timothy Driscoll Dead since 1847 Rossmore Daniel Hartigan Gerameen Norry Sullivan John Small Rosnacaheragh A poor woman in England 1853 Michael Donovan William Pattison Not resident 1853 Moulimill John Carthy Glebe Tom Foley 1853 a poor tailor John Small Poor man dead since 1847 Michael Wholehane 1853 in America Rossmore John Patison John Dukelow Ahagouna A poor labourer dead since 1847 James Callaghan A poor man dead since 1847 Timothy Driscoll A poor labourer in England Timothy Daly A farmer 1853 in middling circumstances Edward Attridge A poor farmer in America Denis Connelly Not resident 1853 Rooska Richard Varian Edward Attridge A poor farmer dead since Rossmore Jerry Mahony 1847 Cummachree John Murphy Dead since 1847 Timothy Driscoll Dead since 1847 George Varian Poor farmer in America 1853 Skehaneyleary Vincent White Poor 1853 Tullig Timothy Coghlan A poor man gone to America Upper Glen Rich. Hunt Timothy Connolly 1853 resides in Kilcrohane Glenlock John Canty bring poor Clashadoo 8 9 .
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